Plenty of room to grow and learn technologies. Good for fresh graduates or already highly paid experts who are looking to stick to one company for the rest of their lives.
Heavy workload for little salary. You are often asked to deliver things that are way too advanced for your career level.
Pay is not good for "homegrown" employees in the long run. I only had one increase in 3 years, and it was just a +4% increase of the monthly salary.
Heavy on politics.
Promotion depends on performance with plenty of luck involved. It's heavily reliant on your manager's attendance and defense during deliberations. Project budget and quantitative contributions to the project are also big factors.
Plenty of competition in the lower level of the career ladder. Plenty of empty promises from leads that you will be promoted in the next cycle, and it actually never happens. This is one of the most common causes of high-performing employees leaving the company.
Take care of employees. We just want to be paid fairly for the work being done.
Accenture came to our school to hire students after graduation. The hiring process took only 1 day. * Logical exam * Interview * Offer The process was very okay, since we were still in school, and they gave the offer immediately. They asked us to s
Had a standard 1-hour behavioral interview and then a 4-part interview, including a case study, that lasted 1.5 hours. The interviewers were friendly and easygoing. They went over a predetermined set of questions to ask each candidate.
1. Call with recruiter, basic questions about the role and how you can fit well into the position. 2. First round interview with 12 behavioral questions, answered with the STAR method. 3. Got scheduled for a third round but was offered another posi
Accenture came to our school to hire students after graduation. The hiring process took only 1 day. * Logical exam * Interview * Offer The process was very okay, since we were still in school, and they gave the offer immediately. They asked us to s
Had a standard 1-hour behavioral interview and then a 4-part interview, including a case study, that lasted 1.5 hours. The interviewers were friendly and easygoing. They went over a predetermined set of questions to ask each candidate.
1. Call with recruiter, basic questions about the role and how you can fit well into the position. 2. First round interview with 12 behavioral questions, answered with the STAR method. 3. Got scheduled for a third round but was offered another posi